Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-07-22
The RcnsOn- Given for Col. IInskin-,s
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"And here is parnphrase that Col Kit
tredge Haskins used in one of his campaign
speeches according to report The Phoenix
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ine h'eliA never Puolshed report OF
any campaign speech made by Col Haskins
which embraced the paraphrase as above
set forth. From the state ,ar+ If tho A.
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Hu'"'' Vi 'ne ulleseu ParaPhrase intended
IL 10 Apply tc the Democratic party
The exact truth of the whole matter
and we don't believe Col Haskins desires
tn retroct arvtbin,,b..oid :. +,;. a-.l-..
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,4,, Vi august ~
looo DuIlhs uhe campaign OF that year
the Democratic state committee imported
into this state and placed upon the st1mp in
the larger towns inclndir, Rro+tlal,o,, +,,,,
ax-robal oeioors III, 60 NJ. - ,T.
wa, Len uHi YIN Vi Miss
is'iPP' anu NoI' auuel Oh North Carolina.
large and enthusiastic Republican rally
was held in our town hall on the evening Of
August 18th In orr renort Of tb. ,,,ao+i,r,
n,,t1;sl,ol a.. An
l.l.- IL -, ms "oeN' We "nions
o'iiei t"tnss' saiu
Coi' hasklns was then called for, where
upon ne stepped forward amid much ap-
pause ana commenced by saying that in
all lands ana under all forms of govern
Inent the crime of treason is considered the
most odlous OF any that the penalty for
treason, as prescribed by the laws of the
United states, Is death; and yet our Dem
"cratlc brethren have within the past few
weeks exhibited from this platform two nc
Khowledged traitors to their countryside
one Mr. Naddell of North Carolina, an ex-
colonel, and the other Mr. Martin of Miss
lssippl, an Jor-general i'll the late
Confederate army-two men who had shot
at the American flag, had torn it from its
statl ana had trampled 1t III the dust as a
thihg dishonored who for four years had
zone al they could by fire and sword to de
stroy the very life of the nation which we
fought to save. Had they lived under any
puher government than this, instead Of
standing here Instructing U0u loyal men of
Vermont ,vbn F,u,,Lt o,,l %, a. - IL. - -
-, - IL: 50, ~ N va Iii'a' 'iie
nraso,.,ad tLraI,'l ,i H. ~; 'ie mug NiisnV ue
suffered the inaiction Of the I'm nenoIt t, Of
their crimes, and would have long since
mouldered in their silent and dishonored
graves. lhey stand mere and plead with
ihe di.rsnt ",in I'y E between
and reconciliation is what vye all ,.a,t ~
it was the Republican party of the nation
that proclaimed that gospel throughout the
i anu ana now has It been met by the
pem"rratc party OF the south We for
gave Jhcil Lneli SINS, we cOndOned their
crimes, we parduned them for their ofienses